Yang Bay Waterfall Tickets & Opening Hours (2026)

Amid the emerald forests of Khanh Hoa, Yang Bay Waterfall is a nature-based stop less than an hour’s drive from central Nha Trang. In an era dominated by mega amusement parks and modern entertainment complexes, the question is: Can Yang Bay still captivate if it leans on waterfalls and wilderness alone?

We at Sea You Travel went to find out—experiencing the cool Hocho Stream, the colourful Tien Flower Hill, the lively Fauna & Flora Zone, lunch at Dai Ngan Restaurant, and the indigenous Raglai culture. Below are the highlights that make a full day at Yang Bay worth your time.

Where is Yang Bay Waterfall?

Yang Bay Waterfall sits inside Yang Bay Tourist Park, Nga Hai Hamlet, Khanh Phu Commune, Khanh Vinh District, Khanh Hoa Province — about 40 km west of central Nha Trang (formerly Nha Trang City), set in an eco-valley of roughly 570 ha surrounded by primeval forest.

Specific address: Khanh Phu, Khanh Vinh, Khanh Hoa.

Yang Bay Waterfall Ticket Prices & Opening Hours

Opening hours: 07:30 – 17:00 (daily)

Reference admission prices:

• Adults: 200,000 VND/person
• Children under 1.4 m: 140,000 VND/person
• Children under 0.9 m: Free

Tickets include several basic experiences: visiting Sacred Tree (Moc Than), crocodile baiting, the bear & ostrich enclosures, dinosaur garden, waterfall bathing, and traditional musical performances, etc.

Add-on services (not included in admission):

• Hot mineral bath: about 70,000 – 100,000 VND/person/time
• Mud bath: about 220,000 – 420,000 VND/person/time

Note: Prices and inclusions may change by season or park policy. Please check the price board at the gate or contact in advance for the latest details. Or contact Sea You Travel for advice and discounted tickets from an authorised agent!

Quick Stays & Tips at Yang Bay

Yang Bay suits travellers who love sleeping close to nature—relaxing while “switching things up” with varied options: guesthouse rooms, dorms, and glamping/camping on the lake.

Accommodation in Yang Bay

Hoa Hong Guesthouse

• Capacity: nearly 150 guests/night.
• Hotel-standard family rooms; dorm rooms with bunk beds and air-conditioning.
• Ideal for families and corporate groups who want to stay in the central area with easy access.

Ngoc Island Glamping

• ~300 m² islet on the lake with 20+ glamping/camping setups.
• Evening campfires/music nights for a super “chill” vibe.
• Great for couples/friends who enjoy unique stays and night photography.

Quick Tips

• Book early for weekends/holidays: glamping and family rooms fill up fast.
• Confirm whether tickets are included (many items are included, but rooms/dorms usually are not).
• Bring a light jacket & flashlight for tents/glamping; basic mosquito protection.
• Quiet hours after 22:00 (ask the island team about evening activity times).
• In rainy weather: prioritise guesthouse/family rooms; glamping/camping can be damp.

Accommodation Costs in Yang Bay

When booking: confirm check-in/out, weekend/holiday surcharges, BBQ/campfire fees, cancellation/amendment policy, and distances from your stay to Tien Flower Hill – Hocho Stream – Dai Ngan Restaurant.

Money-saving tip: groups of 3–4 can consider a bungalow (good per-person average, admission included). Couples seeking an experience should choose Ngoc Island Glamping on a moonless night for stargazing.

How to Get to Yang Bay (from Nha Trang)

Distance is about 40 km; travel time ~60–90 minutes depending on transport and road conditions.

Motorbike

• Rent in Nha Trang wards: around 100,000–150,000 VND/day (vehicle-dependent).
• Suggested route: Nha Trang centre → Vo Nguyen Giap (towards Khanh Vinh) → Dang Thanh hot spring area → follow Yang Bay signs to the park gate.
• Notes: fill up on fuel, check brakes/tyres; bring a light raincoat and vehicle papers.

Car / Hired Tourist Car / Package Tour

• Best for families, groups of friends, or unsteady drivers.
• Yang Bay tours usually include round-trip transfer, guide, and tickets → time-saving with a tidy schedule.
• You can also hire a private car by hour/trip for flexible pick-ups.

Bus

• There is a bus route from Nha Trang to Yang Bay, round-trip from 120,000 VND/person.
• Pros: safe, no worries about getting lost, scenic along the way.
• Check departure times & frequency the day before to match your visit plan.

Safety Tips

• Avoid travelling in heavy rain; there are mountain bends—keep a moderate speed.
• Download offline maps and follow Yang Bay signs around Khanh Phu – Khanh Vinh, Khanh Hoa.
• Start early to fit in Tien Flower Hill, Hocho Stream, Fauna & Flora Zone, and lunch at Dai Ngan.

Highlights Inside Yang Bay Eco-Tourism Park

Moc Than Spiritual Area at Yang Bay

On a one-day Yang Bay tour from Nha Trang, visitors stop at the Moc Than (Sacred Tree) spiritual site, tied to the beliefs of the Raglai people. The star here is a 500-year-old giant tree formed by three banyan/ficus trunks entwined, over 25 m tall with a canopy spreading around 200 m².

The tree bears eight large buttress roots, symbolising eight sacred wishes: health, romance, career, studies, family, wealth, children, and inner peace. By custom, locals and travellers tie red or yellow ribbons to the trunk to pray for luck and safety.

Moc Than Yang Bay is a spiritual landmark entwined with a mystical Raglai legend, reflecting reverence for nature and the desire to live in harmony with the mountains and forests. Many locals and pilgrims come to offer incense, pay respects, and seek inner calm.

Within a Yang Bay day tour from Nha Trang, this spiritual stop leaves a lasting impression for anyone who loves discovering indigenous culture and finding tranquillity amid vast forests.

Covering nearly 5 ha, Yang Bay Crocodile Farm is among Vietnam’s largest freshwater crocodile facilities with thousands of individuals. When joining a Yang Bay tour from Nha Trang, visitors can stroll the farm, learn about the breeding scale, try free crocodile fishing, or take bold photos with live crocodiles.

Check-in at Yang Bay Crocodile Farm

Spanning almost 5 ha, the Yang Bay Crocodile Farm is one of the country’s largest freshwater crocodile farms, housing thousands of crocodiles. On a Yang Bay tour from Nha Trang, you can walk around the farm, see how it operates, and enjoy engaging activities like free crocodile fishing or posing with live crocodiles.

There is also a check-in area with dinosaur models, adding a fresh, playful corner for photos. The entire farm operates under hygiene and safety standards so visitors can relax and enjoy the experience.

This crocodile-farm experience is one of Yang Bay’s highlights—perfect for travellers who love discovery and a touch of thrill.

Visit Yang Bay Waterfall

On a Yang Bay day tour from Nha Trang, you’ll witness the majestic Yang Bay Waterfall amid pristine forest. Water cascades into emerald pools—ideal for a refreshing dip and relaxation.

Beyond sightseeing, you can try raft paddling on the lake, Tarzan rope swings, picnics, fish-spa, or soak in natural hot mineral springs. Each activity is refreshing and memorable—adding layers of feeling to your trip.

Exploring Yang Bay Waterfall is the centrepiece of the tour—balancing awe-inspiring scenery with relaxing, nature-based fun.

Raglai Traditional Music Performances

During a Yang Bay tour from Nha Trang, you can enjoy the distinctive traditional music of the Raglai people. Resonant sounds from lithophones (stone xylophones), Chapi, ma la (gongs), Goong, Tacung flute, or ding tut flute blend with folk dances, evoking the spirit of the highlands.

Shows usually take place at 10:45 and 13:15 daily, performed by Raglai artisans. Beyond watching, you can interact, learn the stories behind each instrument, and feel the mountains’ soul through rustic yet vibrant melodies.

It’s a standout cultural experience that helps preserve and spread Raglai traditions—making a Yang Bay tour more complete and unforgettable.

Dai Ngan Restaurant – Yang Bay

Dai Ngan Restaurant is located at the heart of Yang Bay Tourist Park (Khanh Vinh, Nha Trang). Spacious, with capacity for 700+ guests. Contemporary design close to nature. An ideal lunch stop after activities around the eco-park.

The menu features mountain-forest flavours and local specialties. Dishes come out hot and fast, with balanced seasoning. Suitable for FIT travellers, families, and MICE groups.

Sample set suggestions:

• Garlic sautéed greens
• Omelette
• Stir-fried ostrich cubes
• Yang Bay crab spring rolls
• Braised ribs
• Battered fried basa fillet
• Braised chicken with lemongrass
• Ostrich hotpot with fresh mushrooms
• Steamed rice, iced tea, seasonal fruit

Check-in at Tien Flower Hill – Yang Bay

Tien Flower Hill lies within Yang Bay Tourist Park (Khanh Vinh, Khanh Hoa), about 40 km from Nha Trang. The hill spans over 14,000 m², carpeted with four-season blooms. Walkways are broad and airy with fresh, clean air.

Numerous photo spots and giant animal sculptures add depth and colour—great on camera. It’s a prime check-in point for couples, families, and team-building groups visiting Yang Bay.

Quick experiences:

• Admire seasonal blooms; shoot panoramic hill views.
• Pose with giant animal figures and artistic frames.
• Pair with the route main Yang Bay falls – Yang Khang – hot-spring area to optimise time.

Pro tip: shoot early morning or late afternoon for soft light, vibrant colours, and fewer crowds. Tien Flower Hill completes your Yang Bay journey with a romantic, eco-themed setting.

Fauna & Flora Zone – Yang Bay

Set in a green valley of over 480 ha in Khanh Vinh (Khanh Hoa), the fauna & flora area is Yang Bay’s “outdoor classroom.” Fresh air, open paths, easy for families and school groups.

Key Experiences

• Meet friendly animals: sheep, sika deer, ostriches, white horses, goats, monkeys, parrots, peafowl, capybaras.
• Observe behaviours: feeding times, movement, guided interactions.
• Native botanical garden: gourds, squash, loofah, eggplant… plus flowers and medicinal plants—great for kids to learn about tropical ecosystems.

Educational & Health Value

• Builds observation and communication skills and love for nature.
• Light physical activity—ideal for field trips and families with young children.

Visiting Tips

• Go in the morning for cooler temps and easier photos.
• Follow safety guidelines; do not feed animals on your own.
• Combine the Yang Bay – Yang Khang – hot-spring route for a full-day experience.

Hocho Stream Bathing at Yang Bay

Hocho Stream is inside Yang Bay Tourist Park. Water is clear and cool with a gentle flow. Forests and wildflowers surround a quiet space for rest and recharge.

Core Experiences

• Soothe yourself in nature; breathe fresh air.
• Listen to the stream—a natural stress-relief “therapy.”
• Combine with forest walks and photos at rocky corners – wooden bridges – leafy canopies.

Handy Tips

• Go in the morning or late afternoon for nicer light and less heat.
• Bring a thin towel and good-grip sandals; use a waterproof pouch for your phone.
• Respect shared spaces; keep the banks clean.

Safety

• Do not enter the water during heavy rain or rising levels.
• Children must be supervised closely.
• Follow staff instructions inside the park.

Suggested Route

Combine Hocho Stream – main Yang Bay falls – Yang Khang – lunch at Dai Ngan for a full-day nature & culture experience with the Raglai.

Travel with Sea You Travel

Yang Bay Day Tour by Sea You Travel includes experienced guides, safety-first procedures, and polished service. Ideal for FITs, families, corporate groups, and international travellers seeking a quality eco-cultural day out.

FAQ – Yang Bay Eco-Tourism Park

Where is Yang Bay Waterfall?

Yang Bay Waterfall is part of Yang Bay Tourist Park (Nga Hai Hamlet, Khanh Phu, Khanh Hoa), about 40 km west of urban Nha Trang (former Nha Trang City). The eco-park lies in a ~570 ha valley ringed by primeval forest—cool climate, diverse scenery.

What to eat at Yang Bay?

Robust mountain-forest flavours: steamed wild boar in gourd, goat salad with pennywort, crispy stream fish, plus dishes from ostrich and crocodile (stir-fried ostrich cubes, fried ostrich eggs, crocodile grilled and stuffed with lotus root).

Dai Ngan Restaurant serves set menus convenient for groups: sautéed greens, braised chicken with lemongrass, ostrich mushroom hotpot, Yang Bay crab rolls, steamed rice, fruit. Large space, quick service—great for families and MICE.

How to get to Yang Bay?

• Self-drive: From Nha Trang follow QL1A (National Route 1A) → turn onto Khanh Phu Road → continue to the Yang Bay gate (about 40 km; easy road—fuel up beforehand).
• Package tour: Choose Sea You Travel or another reputable operator: transfers + guide + tickets included; a compact schedule that optimises time at Yang Bay (flower hill, Hocho stream, fauna & flora zone, Dai Ngan restaurant).